Let's not forget that computer data is digital: that is: it is a series of zeros and ones, and nothing else. It's a point easily forgotten. Computers, we know, have an extraordinary power to manipulate numbers at this digital level, which means (with a little number base work) they are … [Read more...]
There are many applications that cover the complete cycle of steps involved in the transfer of video cassettes to DVD. Typically, such … [Read More...]
Extended Data Out DRAM comes in 70ns, 60ns and 50ns speeds. 60ns is the slowest that should be used in a 66MHz bus speed system (i.e. Pentium … [Read More...]
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Despite the fact that it's 1.44MB capacity is minuscule by today's standards and that BIOSes have supported booting from higher capacity alternatives … [Read More...]
The original PC motherboard had a minimum of integrated devices, just ports for a keyboard and a cassette deck (for storage). Everything else, … [Read More...]
In February 2004 Intel formally announced four new processors, built on the company's industry-leading, high-volume 90 … [Read More...]
Optical Super Density (OSD) technology's design goals were to develop a high capacity (40GB or more) removable MO drive … [Read More...]
8mm tape technology was originally designed for the video industry. Its original purpose was to transfer high-quality … [Read More...]
The advent of the multicore desktop processor is expected to end the clock rate race between Intel and AMD which has … [Read More...]
The first thing you're going to need to do is ensure that your system can accommodate a second hard disk drive. Most motherboards provide … [Read More...]
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